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Correction: Cover crops support the climate change mitigation potential of agroecosystems. [PDF]
Schön J, Gentsch N, Breunig P.
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Carbon mitigation effect of service trade innovation: quasi-experimental evidence from China. [PDF]
Yu Y, Cai Y, Huang X, Zhang Z.
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Design for soft error mitigation
In nanometric technologies, circuits are increasingly sensitive to various kinds of perturbations. Soft errors, a concern for space applications in the past, became a reliability issue at ground level. Alpha particles and atmospheric neutrons induce single-event upsets (SEU), affecting memory cells, latches, and flip-flops, and single-event transients (
M Nicolaidis
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Soft Error Mechanisms, Modeling and Mitigation
This book introduces readers to various radiation soft-error mechanisms such as soft delays, radiation induced clock jitter and pulses, and single event (SE) coupling induced effects.
Selahattin Sayil
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Soft errors are transient events with a short time interval induced by energetic particles coming from terrestrial and space radiations. Radiation-induced soft errors may cause critical failures in system behavior, leading to financial or human life losses.
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Soft errors are transient events with a short time interval induced by energetic particles coming from terrestrial and space radiations. Radiation-induced soft errors may cause critical failures in system behavior, leading to financial or human life losses.
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Circuit-Level Soft-Error Mitigation
In nanometric technologies, circuits are increasingly sensitive to various kinds of perturbations. Soft errors, a concern in the past for space applications, became a reliability issue at ground level. Alpha particles and atmospheric neutrons induce single-event upsets (SEUs) affecting memory cells, latches, and flip-flops, and single-event transients (
Nicolaidis, M.
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